How to manage opioid use disorder

New guidelines can arm pediatricians with the basic understanding of treatment options to manage opioid dependence or addiction in children. Find out more here.

PEDIATRIC CASES

Linear papular eruption grows on boy's neck

A father brings his 12-year-old son to the clinic for evaluation of a skin eruption that has been on the back of the boy's neck for a year, but which just began to extend behind his ear. The rash is asymptomatic, and the otherwise healthy patient is annoyed that he has to spend a beautiful morning in a physician's office. What's the diagnosis?

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Call for papers

Contemporary Pediatrics invites submission of review articles for peer review on clinical issues and in therapeutic areas encountered by the practicing community and hospital-based pediatrician and nurse practitioner. Of particular interest are review articles that provide a distillation of current guidelines, standards of care, and anticipatory guidance at point-of-care.

E-mail catherine.radwan@ubm.com for author submission guidelines.

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